Sidiwen 2.4GHz Backlit Mini Keyboard Touchpad Mouse, Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad and Multimedia Keys for Android TV Box Smart TV HTPC PS3 Smart Phone Tablet Mac Linux Windows OS (7 Colors)

LE seul petit soucis pour le moment c'est que j'ai sciemment acheté un clavier Qwerty car mon androidTV est en english et je n'arrive pas à la mettre en français donc l'idée c'était avoir les lettres au bon endroit pour pas passer mon temps à corriger les A en Q etc etc bon on final raté le modèle reçu est en AZERTY ...

Perfect in every way, fast delivery, work like a charm, thanks

Worked perfect for my needs. I was connecting my gaming pc to an old Xbox with moonlight and Artemis. Bridged the gap perfectly.

I’ve been using the Sidiwen 2.4GHz Backlit Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad for about a month now, mainly with my HTPC setup, and overall I’m pretty happy with it—especially considering the price. First off, setup was as simple as it gets. I just plugged in the included USB dongle, turned the keyboard on, and it worked instantly on my Windows 11 system. No drivers, no hassle. That plug-and-play experience is exactly what you want for something like this. The size is one of its biggest strengths. It’s compact enough to comfortably hold in one or two hands while sitting on the couch, and it really does function well as a remote replacement. The dedicated navigation and media keys at the top make it easy to control volume and move around menus without needing a full keyboard. I also really like the backlighting. The 7-color option isn’t just a gimmick—it’s genuinely useful when using it in a darker room, like when watching movies. The lighting is even and easy on the eyes. Battery life has been solid too thanks to the built-in rechargeable lithium battery. I haven’t had to charge it often, which is a big plus. That said, there are a couple of minor drawbacks. The touchpad can feel a bit inconsistent at times—it works fine most of the time, but occasionally feels a little “off” in responsiveness. Also, the key layout takes some getting used to. For example, the Fn key placement isn’t where I expected, which led to a few mistypes early on. Not a dealbreaker, but worth noting. Build quality is decent for the price. It doesn’t feel premium, but it doesn’t feel cheap either—more like exactly what you’d expect in this price range. It’s held up well so far with regular use. At around $13 when I bought it, this is excellent value. It does exactly what I needed: lets me control my HTPC from a distance without juggling a keyboard and mouse. I’d recommend it to anyone with a similar setup or someone who needs a portable keyboard/mouse combo for occasional use. It’s a bit niche, so probably not ideal as your main keyboard, but for its intended purpose, it works great. Overall, a very solid budget-friendly option that delivers on its promises.

Nada indicava que o teclado fosse AZERTY, esperava um QWERTY como é normal na maioria do mundo. De resto o teclado funciona como esperado, mas é frustrante ter as teclas no sitio errado.